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Chef Jet Multi-Stage Electric Sharpener, Black

Chef Jet Multi-Stage Electric Sharpener, Black

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$14.97at HSN, last seen Nov 3

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Our take on the Chef Jet Multi-Stage Electric Sharpener, Black

The Chef Jet Multi-Stage Electric Sharpener is a plug-in countertop sharpener that runs a knife through staged slots to grind, hone and finish an edge. It is compact at about 3.6 inches tall and 5.5 inches across, and comes in black or red. It suits home cooks who want a quick edge without learning whetstone technique. It is not a precision sharpener for high-end knives.

Best forHome cooks sharpening everyday kitchen knivesPeople who prefer an electric sharpener over stonesSmall kitchens with limited counter spaceBuyers who want a simple, low-cost sharpening tool
Pros
  • Multi-stage slots handle grinding through honing in one pass
  • Simple push-through operation, no skill needed
  • Compact footprint of about 5.5 inches across
  • Runs on a standard outlet, no batteries
  • Available in black or red to match a kitchen
Cons
  • Electric pull-through sharpeners remove a lot of metal
  • Not suited to hard Japanese or high-end blades
  • No variable angle or grit control
  • Needs a nearby outlet and cord space

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Chef Jet Multi-Stage Electric Sharpener, Black price history

Lowest price we've seen: $14.97 on Nov 3 at HSN. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.

Specifications

Color Choices
Black or Red
Dimensions
Approx. 3.63"H x 5.5" Diameter
Power Source
Standard outlet

Questions and answers

Is an electric pull-through sharpener bad for my knives?
It removes more steel per sharpening than a whetstone or a guided rod system, so blades wear faster over years. For inexpensive everyday knives that trade-off is usually fine. Keep good Japanese or high-carbon knives off it.
Will it sharpen serrated or ceramic knives?
Pull-through electric sharpeners are built for plain-edge steel blades. Serrated edges and ceramic blades need different tools and can be damaged by these slots. Check the manual before running anything unusual through it.
How often should I use it?
Use the coarse stage only when the edge is visibly dull, then finish with the finer stages. For most home cooks that means a few passes every few weeks to a couple of months. Overusing the coarse slot shortens blade life.
What is in the box?
Expect the sharpener unit and a power cord; some versions include a manual. Nothing else is confirmed in the listing, so check the retailer's contents list before buying.
Is it worth it over a manual sharpener?
It is faster and easier for beginners, which is its main appeal. A manual rod or stone sharpener costs less and preserves more steel but takes practice. Choose electric for convenience, manual for knife longevity.